Intel Vision 2024

April 9, 2024 Last Updated
April 9, 2024 Published
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At Vision 2024, Intel leaders join partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses AI.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, other Intel leaders, and industry partners, customers and luminaries presented the future of artificial intelligence for the enterprise at Intel Vision 2024. The premier event for business and technology leaders brought them together to learn about AI industry advances that will transform the enterprise on a global scale.

At the conference, industry leaders engaged with their peers and learned from the brightest minds in the field with discussion topics and demos focused on how Intel and its partners bring solutions to market that address the core challenges enterprises face when adopting AI.

At Vision 2024, Intel announced new scalable systems and partnerships to unleash generative AI for the enterprise. They include:

 

  • An end-to-end scalable systems strategy to address all segments of AI within the enterprise based on an open ecosystem approach.
  • Enterprise AI solutions that bring value and new capabilities to customers’ businesses worldwide.
  • The Intel® Gaudi® 3 AI accelerator, launching this year, that will deliver 50% faster inference throughput1 and 40% greater inference power-efficiency2 across Llama 7B and 70B parameters, and Falcon 180B parameter models. An even greater inference performance advantage on longer input and output sequences.

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Keynote Highlights

Keynote Highlights from Intel Vision 2024

See highlights from the Intel Vision 2024 keynote presentation on April 9, 2024. Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger and special guests delivered a keynote about the tangible outcomes artificial intelligence can enable for businesses and what the future of enterprise AI looks like. Gelsinger introduced the Intel Gaudi accelerator and he led a discussion about how AI represents a paradigm shift in how humans and technology interact. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Event Images

A person in a suit is speaking on a stage with a blue background. A logo that reads SUPERMICRO is displayed behind them.

Ray Pang, head of Technology & Business Enablement at Supermicro, speaks Tuesday, April 9, 2024, at the Intel Vision event in Phoenix, Arizona. At Intel Vision on April 8-9, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses artificial intelligence. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

A man in a suit stands on a stage, presenting a large screen displaying an image of a person in a cleanroom suit working on a computer in a laboratory or manufacturing environment. Coherent light spots illuminate the stage.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger speaks with an Intel engineer in a fab about Intel’s use of AI in the manufacturing process, on Tuesday, April 9, 2024, at the Intel Vision event in Phoenix, Arizona. During the event on April 8-9, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses artificial intelligence. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Two men stand on a stage in front of a blue background featuring the Intel and Arizona State University logos. One man gestures while speaking to the other, who listens attentively.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger (left) speaks with Michael Crow, president of Arizona State University, on Tuesday, April 9, 2024, at the Intel Vision event in Phoenix, Arizona. During the event on April 8-9, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses artificial intelligence. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Two people are on stage in front of a blue background with the Bosch logo. The man is wearing a dark jacket and jeans, and the woman is dressed in a white blouse and skirt, engaging in a conversation or presentation.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger (left) speaks with Tanja Ruekert, chief digital officer at Bosch, on Tuesday, April 9, 2024, at the Intel Vision event in Phoenix, Arizona. During the event on April 8-9, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses artificial intelligence. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

A person on stage holding a processor chip, with a large digital display of a chipset in the background. Nearby, a podium with technology equipment. Blue lights create a dynamic backdrop.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger unveils the Intel Gaudi 3 accelerator on Tuesday, April 9, 2024, at the Intel Vision event in Phoenix, Arizona. During the event on April 8-9, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses artificial intelligence. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

A person in a blazer and jeans is speaking on stage against a blue, pixelated background. They are holding a computer chip in their right hand, gesturing as if explaining something technical.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger unveils the Intel Gaudi 3 accelerator on Tuesday, April 9, 2024, at the Intel Vision event in Phoenix, Arizona. During the event on April 8-9, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses artificial intelligence. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

A person stands on stage smiling while holding a large piece of computer hardware on a podium, with a backdrop of electronic circuitry and abstract blue lines. The podium has the text intel vision and a pattern of colorful squares.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger unveils the Intel Gaudi 3 accelerator on Tuesday, April 9, 2024, at the Intel Vision event in Phoenix, Arizona. During the event on April 8-9, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses artificial intelligence. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Two people stand on a stage in front of a large screen displaying the logos of Intel and Naver. One person speaks while the other listens. The background is blue with digital graphics.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger (left) speaks with Jung-Woo Ha, head of AI Innovation at NAVER Cloud, on Tuesday, April 9, 2024, at the Intel Vision event in Phoenix, Arizona. During the event on April 8-9, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses artificial intelligence. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Two people are standing on a stage in front of a large screen displaying the word Intel. One is wearing a black blazer and jeans, while the other is wearing a light blue suit, gesturing with their hands.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger (left) speaks with Lan Guan, chief AI officer at Accenture, on Tuesday, April 9, 2024, at the Intel Vision event in Phoenix, Arizona. During the event on April 8-9, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses artificial intelligence. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

A person in a black shirt, blue jeans, and a brown blazer is holding a large, reflective, round object on stage. The background features a blue screen with a pattern of lighter blue squares.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger displays a wafer with upcoming Intel Xeon 6 processors on Tuesday, April 9, 2024, at the Intel Vision event in Phoenix, Arizona. During the event on April 8-9, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses artificial intelligence. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

A person in a gray jacket and jeans stands on stage, holding two semiconductor wafers above a podium with Intel Vision branding. The background features a blue screen with pixel-like graphics.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger displays wafers with upcoming Intel Xeon 6 processors – code-named Sierra Forest and Granite Rapids – on Tuesday, April 9, 2024, at the Intel Vision event in Phoenix, Arizona. During the event on April 8-9, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses artificial intelligence. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

A man wearing glasses, a blazer, and jeans smiles while standing on stage. He is holding his hands together in front of a large screen displaying an image of him.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger speaks Tuesday, April 9, 2024, at the Intel Vision event in Phoenix, Arizona. During the event on April 8-9, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses artificial intelligence. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

A person in jeans and a blazer speaks on stage in front of a large backdrop displaying a detailed, abstract image of a microchip or circuit board. The image conveys a high-tech, futuristic theme with blue tones and illuminated patterns.

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger speaks Tuesday, April 9, 2024, at the Intel Vision event in Phoenix, Arizona. During the event on April 8-9, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses artificial intelligence. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

A person in a suit is speaking on a stage with a blue background. A logo that reads SUPERMICRO is displayed behind them.
A man in a suit stands on a stage, presenting a large screen displaying an image of a person in a cleanroom suit working on a computer in a laboratory or manufacturing environment. Coherent light spots illuminate the stage.
Two men stand on a stage in front of a blue background featuring the Intel and Arizona State University logos. One man gestures while speaking to the other, who listens attentively.
Two people are on stage in front of a blue background with the Bosch logo. The man is wearing a dark jacket and jeans, and the woman is dressed in a white blouse and skirt, engaging in a conversation or presentation.
A person on stage holding a processor chip, with a large digital display of a chipset in the background. Nearby, a podium with technology equipment. Blue lights create a dynamic backdrop.
A person in a blazer and jeans is speaking on stage against a blue, pixelated background. They are holding a computer chip in their right hand, gesturing as if explaining something technical.
A person stands on stage smiling while holding a large piece of computer hardware on a podium, with a backdrop of electronic circuitry and abstract blue lines. The podium has the text intel vision and a pattern of colorful squares.
Two people stand on a stage in front of a large screen displaying the logos of Intel and Naver. One person speaks while the other listens. The background is blue with digital graphics.
Two people are standing on a stage in front of a large screen displaying the word Intel. One is wearing a black blazer and jeans, while the other is wearing a light blue suit, gesturing with their hands.
A person in a black shirt, blue jeans, and a brown blazer is holding a large, reflective, round object on stage. The background features a blue screen with a pattern of lighter blue squares.
A person in a gray jacket and jeans stands on stage, holding two semiconductor wafers above a podium with Intel Vision branding. The background features a blue screen with pixel-like graphics.
A man wearing glasses, a blazer, and jeans smiles while standing on stage. He is holding his hands together in front of a large screen displaying an image of him.
A person in jeans and a blazer speaks on stage in front of a large backdrop displaying a detailed, abstract image of a microchip or circuit board. The image conveys a high-tech, futuristic theme with blue tones and illuminated patterns.

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B-Roll Video

Intel Vision 2024 (B-Roll)

Intel Vision 2024 (B-Roll)

B-roll video includes footage from the Intel Vision 2024 event captured April 8-9, 2024, in Phoenix, Arizona. It includes video of the event, as well as footage from the Experience Lounge, where Intel and its sponsors displayed a range of technology in the areas of artificial intelligence, sustainability, security, retail, software and manufacturing. Intel Vision provides two days of immersive experiences designed to bring business and technology leaders together to learn how Intel’s enterprise AI technologies, services and solutions can help to solve the business challenges of today, tomorrow and the future. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

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Demo Videos

Intel Vision 2024: Intel’s AI Art Gallery (Demo)

Intel Vision 2024: Intel’s AI Art Gallery (Demo) 

Step up and pose for the camera, and your face will soon adorn the walls of this AI art gallery. Use your voice to tell the Intel Core Ultra processor-powered AI PC the setting you desire, and the PC’s neural processing unit generates your selected backdrop. Masterpieces are delivered with the help of GIMP, a free and open source image editor, and AI plug-ins based on Intel’s OpenVINO software toolkit for deep learning models. Demo captured April 8, 2024, at the Intel Vision event. During the two-day gathering in Phoenix, Arizona, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses AI. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Intel Vision 2024: Smart EV Chargers (Demo)

Intel Vision 2024: Smart EV Chargers (Demo) 

Electric vehicle charging stations are getting smarter, thanks to Intel Arc graphics processing unit technology. Visitors learn all the things it can do to make your wait time go quickly in this demo at Intel Vision 2024. Demo captured April 8, 2024. During the two-day gathering in Phoenix, Arizona, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses AI. (Creit: Intel Corporation)

Intel Vision 2024: A Glimpse into the Vehicle of the Future (Demo)

Intel Vision 2024: A Glimpse into the Vehicle of the Future (Demo)

Imagine a vehicle with multiple screens in the front and in the back seat. In this software-defined vehicle demo, Intel Vision 2024 visitors learn how every feature or function is simply an application running on a high-performance computing platform. Demo captured April 8, 2024, at the Intel Vision event. During the two-day gathering in Phoenix, Arizona, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses AI. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Intel Vision 2024: How AI Can Modernize the Office (Demo)

Intel Vision 2024: How AI Can Modernize the Office (Demo) 

Intel and AI are changing the way people work, including tackling the dreaded inbox.  This demo at the Intel Vision 2024 event offered visitors a glimpse into how AI can speed up workflows and improve efficiency, all with extra security. Demo captured April 9, 2024, at the Intel Vision event. During the two-day gathering in Phoenix, Arizona, Intel leaders joined partners, customers and luminaries to learn about advances that will transform how business uses AI. (Credit: Intel Corporation)

Intel Gaudi 3 Images

An electronic circuit board featuring an Intel Gaudi processor at the center, surrounded by various components and connectors, with a blue and yellow color scheme.
Image of an Intel Gaudi chip on a circuit board with visible microcomponents and metallic connectors. The chip is centered, displaying its branding prominently, surrounded by detailed electronic pathways.
A computer chip labeled Intel is positioned on a reflective surface with colorful lighting, showcasing intricate circuits and connectors.
Close-up of an Intel Gaudi chip on a circuit board, illuminated with blue and orange lighting, showcasing its intricate design and components.
Infographic showcasing Intel Gaudi 3 AI chip features: 17x faster inference, 3.7TB/s memory bandwidth, end-to-end AI software stack, 128GB HBME3, PCIe card, and extensive model support. Highlights improved efficiency and scalability from node to megacluster.
An electronic circuit board featuring an Intel Gaudi processor at the center, surrounded by various components and connectors, with a blue and yellow color scheme.
Image of an Intel Gaudi chip on a circuit board with visible microcomponents and metallic connectors. The chip is centered, displaying its branding prominently, surrounded by detailed electronic pathways.
A computer chip labeled Intel is positioned on a reflective surface with colorful lighting, showcasing intricate circuits and connectors.
Close-up of an Intel Gaudi chip on a circuit board, illuminated with blue and orange lighting, showcasing its intricate design and components.
Infographic showcasing Intel Gaudi 3 AI chip features: 17x faster inference, 3.7TB/s memory bandwidth, end-to-end AI software stack, 128GB HBME3, PCIe card, and extensive model support. Highlights improved efficiency and scalability from node to megacluster.

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1 NV H100 comparison based on https://nvidia.github.io/TensorRT-LLM/performance.html#h100-gpus-fp8 , Mar 28th, 2024. Reported numbers are per GPU. Vs Intel® Gaudi® 3 projections for LLAMA2-7B, LLAMA2-70B & Falcon 180B projections. Results may vary. 

2 NV comparison based on https://nvidia.github.io/TensorRT-LLM/performance.html#h100-gpus-fp8 , Mar 28th, 2024. Reported numbers are per GPU. Vs Intel® Gaudi® 3 projections for LLAMA2-7B, LLAMA2-70B & Falcon 180B Power efficiency for both Nvidia and Gaudi 3 based on internal estimates. Results may vary.  

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